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cheese in oatmeal 
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gonna have to open a new tab and google this!
This really is a thing!
Game changer! I now know what to do with all the bland, plain oatmeal taking up space in my pantry.
?gonna have to open a new tab and google this!
This really is a thing!Game changer! I now know what to do with all the bland, plain oatmeal taking up space in my pantry.
kind of like cheese that falls off certain pizza,goes especially good with Ravioli and Ruffles baked chips😋
now that I'm on my own been experimenting😲
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cheese in oatmeal ?
gonna have to open a new tab and google this!
This really is a thing!
Game changer! I now know what to do with all the bland, plain oatmeal taking up space in my pantry.
?gonna have to open a new tab and google this!
This really is a thing!Game changer! I now know what to do with all the bland, plain oatmeal taking up space in my pantry.
I mean... yeah it's traditional to make it sweet. Cinnamon apple, blueberry, maple syrup flavor, whatever. But it's a flavor blank slate, just like a lot of other things. You can write whatever flavor you want on it.
Savory oatmeal can be delicious. Tuscan olive oats, blue cheese oats, italian seasoned oats...
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I am now excited to play with oatmeal recipes
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hey, friends, i'm soliciting your thoughts on this sandwich. do you like it, and how do you like it?
what kind of bread, and what kind of cheese? do you add other things, like a tomato slice, or ham, or bacon? hot peppers or other veggies?
when i was a kid, mom always gave us grilled cheese and tomato soup. we dropped popcorn in the soup, just a few kernels at a time so it didn't get soggy.
in my husband's family they ate tomato soup with a tuna salad sandwich. apparently, they're barbarians.
please share your experiences.
what kind of bread, and what kind of cheese? do you add other things, like a tomato slice, or ham, or bacon? hot peppers or other veggies?
when i was a kid, mom always gave us grilled cheese and tomato soup. we dropped popcorn in the soup, just a few kernels at a time so it didn't get soggy.
in my husband's family they ate tomato soup with a tuna salad sandwich. apparently, they're barbarians.
please share your experiences.
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it was a joke, Lynx.
however, you may imagine my dismay when, yesterday evening as i was talking to my husband about it, he reminded me it was his school that served tuna sandwiches with tomato soup. this makes sense!
i apologized for calling his family barbarians, and he said, oh, my parents never gave us tomato soup with a grilled cheese, either. we had it coming.
however, you may imagine my dismay when, yesterday evening as i was talking to my husband about it, he reminded me it was his school that served tuna sandwiches with tomato soup. this makes sense!
i apologized for calling his family barbarians, and he said, oh, my parents never gave us tomato soup with a grilled cheese, either. we had it coming.
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For a grilled cheese sandwich, thickly sliced sour dough bread is best, and I would never use pre-sliced cheddar or
whatever that orange sliced cheese is. Real cheddar or Havarti alone, or a mixture of cheddar and Havarti, or gouda,
enough that it oozes from the sides of the well-grilled bread. The only other thing added would be ketchup.
Yes, my dear mother served grilled cheese sandwiches with tomato soup. Never tuna and tomato soup .
My mother's tuna specialty was a stove-top concoction made with rice and peas. Or maybe a casserole...
whatever that orange sliced cheese is. Real cheddar or Havarti alone, or a mixture of cheddar and Havarti, or gouda,
enough that it oozes from the sides of the well-grilled bread. The only other thing added would be ketchup.
Yes, my dear mother served grilled cheese sandwiches with tomato soup. Never tuna and tomato soup .
My mother's tuna specialty was a stove-top concoction made with rice and peas. Or maybe a casserole...
oh, i should try grating it! thanks for encouraging me to think lol
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when i was in Paris, i had a sandwich called a croque monsieur. first time for me, but here in the States it's called a Monte Cristo, iirc.
zhuzh an egg and a little milk in a bowl, dip one side of the bread in it as if you're making French Toast, you see?
lay it in a lightly buttered pan.
top with cheese and whatever else you like. when the cheese is melty, smash the two pieces together.
eat it for energy while you climb that big hill to Montmartre, so you can visit Sacré Coeur. you need the energy.
you can get the croque monsieur with Bechamel on top, if you like that kinda thing.
zhuzh an egg and a little milk in a bowl, dip one side of the bread in it as if you're making French Toast, you see?
lay it in a lightly buttered pan.
top with cheese and whatever else you like. when the cheese is melty, smash the two pieces together.
eat it for energy while you climb that big hill to Montmartre, so you can visit Sacré Coeur. you need the energy.
you can get the croque monsieur with Bechamel on top, if you like that kinda thing.
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